Your pictures are exactly what I have been looking for. Thanks for posting. I also would like to do a two level system in the back of the jeep with the fridge on a slide. Of course all of this adds up really quick. $$$
Minimalist Overlanding / Camping Ideas?
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Your pictures are exactly what I have been looking for. Thanks for posting. I also would like to do a two level system in the back of the jeep with the fridge on a slide. Of course all of this adds up really quick. $$$
Awesome, glad I can help. I will be attempting to build a system like that once I get my table installed in the back and can get final measurements. I’ll post here once I start building it.
Get on their email list and watch for a Labor Day sale. It was all free shipping also. Bought mine for not much more than the price of an equivalent usable size yeti.
deceiving thread title, there is nothing minimalist about any of this
I basically take my backpacking setup (which I try to keep below 30 pounds excluding water), subtract the tent, add a hammock, a 6 gallon water tank, a few heavier cooking supplies (but only what fits into a large ammo can) and of course, a TJ.
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How tall are you?
The best placed I've found for vetting outdoor clothing and gear is
www.outdoorgearlab.com
It's a consortium of professional hikers, backpackers and trekkers. That use the equipment in the field for some time. Like longer than you'd think. And then rate and write articles about each. It's invaluable. I'm big into the backpacking scene. And this site is my go to. If nothing else you'll find the full spectrum of what's out there. In any given category.
www.outdoorgearlab.com
www.outdoorgearlab.com
It's a consortium of professional hikers, backpackers and trekkers. That use the equipment in the field for some time. Like longer than you'd think. And then rate and write articles about each. It's invaluable. I'm big into the backpacking scene. And this site is my go to. If nothing else you'll find the full spectrum of what's out there. In any given category.
www.outdoorgearlab.com
I second them, it's gotten to the point where I will almost always just get one of there top picks and have ended up very happy every time.
Here is how the CFX50 fits an a LJ if anyone was curious about that.
That’s pretty much how my 40 fits. Your lid looks more useful than mine as mine hinges on an end. I fit a tool case on the end. A tool bag behind the fridge too.
Size wise look to be about the same.
That is slick as owl shit!
I could just about sell my truck if I had that... But I love my truck.
